Co F, 210th PA Vols, Cpt. Promoted from private to 1st Lieutenant
on September 18, 1864 to Captain on March 7, 1865 - wounded at Gravelly
Run, Va. on March 31,1865 - mustered out with company on May 30, 1865.

Co G, 46th PA Vols, Musician Discharged by General Order
on June 8, 1865.

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Unknown

LOCKWOOD, Jacob F.

Co F, 210th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on May
30, 1865.

12-10-1887

Chrystal

LOCKWOOD, James T.

Co G, 46th Regt PA Vols, Sgt. Wounded in hip at Atlanta
GA, taken prisoner at Chancellorsville. Prisoner from May 2, 1863 to May
15, 1863 - promoted from Corporal to Sergeant on September 29, 1864 -
mustered out with Company on July 16, 1865.

Co G, 46th PA Vols, Pvt. Substitute - mustered out with
Company on July 16, 1865.

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Unknown

LORD, Harry

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1899

Clara

LOUCKS, Cornelius Henry

Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Cpl. Discharged by General Order on
June 10, 1865. Lost an arm at Petersburg

10-08-1895

Ulysses

M

LOUCKS, Stephen L.

Co H, 148th PA Vols, Pvt. Drafted - died on January 9, 1864.

1-9-1864

[Hector]

LOVELL, Consider E.

Co G, 46th PA Vols, 1st Sgt. Prisoner from August 9, 1862
to September 18, 1862 - promoted from Sgt. to 1st Sgt. on August 23, 1864
- commissioned 2d Lt. on July 15, 1865 - not mustered - mustered out with
Company on July 16, 1865.

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Unknown

LOVELL, Eli G.

Co G, 46th PA Vols, Cpl. Prisoner from August 9, 1862 to
September 17, 1862 - mustered out on May 3, 1865.

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Unknown

LOVELL, Francis W.

Co G, 46th PA Vols, Cpl. Prisoner from May 2, 1863 to May
15,1863 - promoted to Cpl. on July 1, 1865 - mustered out with Company
on July 16, 1865. Disability pension

Co F, 58th PA Vols, Cpl. Promoted to Corporal on September
1, 1864 - died on October 9, 1864, of wounds received in action on September
29, 1864 at Fort Harrison, Va. - buried at Hampton, Va. [David, Eli, George,
Hiram, James, and Philander were brothers.]

Co G, 46th PA Vol, Capt. Promoted from 1st Sergeant to 2d
Lt. on March 21, 1864 to Captain on July 27, 1864 - prisoner from August
9, 1862 to September 18, 1862 - mustered out with Company on July 16,
1865. [Brother of Alonzo and John.]

Major. Appointed by President Lincoln At Washington, DC:
Paymaster & Military Storekeeper of the ??? Dept.

aft 1890

Wayside Cem, Barron, WI

STETSON, Jerome

Co A, 9th NY Hvy Arty, Pvt. 1863 to muster out, 5-7-1865.

3-28-1898

Whites Corners

STEVENS, Asa

Co B, 184th PA Vols, Pvt. Mustered out with company on July
14, 1865.

1929

Maple Grove (old)

STEVENS, George W.

Co G, 53rd PA Vols, 1 LT. Promoted to Corporal on April
8, 1864 to Sergeant on July 5, 1864 to 1st Sergeant on September 6, 1864
to 2d Lt on February 13, 1865 to 1st Lt on May 18, 1865 - mustered out
with company on June 30, 1865.

2-21-1901

Mills

STEVENS, Jason W.

Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Capt. Promoted from Corporal to Sergeant
to 1st Sergeant on May 1, 1864 to Captain on August 25, 1864 - mustered
out with company on June 30, 1865. Wounded at Fredericksburg, and Petersburg.

Co G, 53rd PA Vols 1st Sgt. Wounded at Fair Oaks. Promoted
Corporal on April 8, 1864 to Sergeant on September 6, 1864 to 1st Sergeant
on February 16, 1865 - mustered out with company on June 30, 1865. Died
as a result of wounds.

Co F, 58th Regt. PA Vols, 1st Lt. Promoted to Sergeant on
December 17, 1861 to 1st Sergeant on March 11, 1863 to Quarter Master
Sergeant on September 9, 1863 to 1st Lt. on September 14, 1864 - mustered
out on February 3, 1865.

Co H, 46th PA Vols, 1st Lt. Promoted from Corporal to Sergeant
on December 6, 1861 to 1st Sergeant on March 20, 1863 to 2d Lt. on July
27, 1864 to 1st Lt on December 18, 1864 - mustered out with Company on
July 16, 1865.

Co I, 45th PA Vols, Pvt. Captured on September 30, 1864
- died March 14, 1865 - buried in U. S. General Hospital Cemetery, Annapolis,
MD.One of three brothers who died in the war (John, Rook, and Thomas)

LEGEND:* = Charter member of the A. F. Jones GAR post (Leeson)M = Name is on the Coudersport
Courthouse Monument as a soldier who died in the war.[ ] Items in brackets indicate last known whereabouts or another spelling
of a name.? Items are to the best of current knowledge.
National Cemeteries preceded by a ? - Given the number of unknown soldiers
from Civil War battles buried in all the National Cemeteries and lacking evidence
that a soldier is buried elsewhere, I have provided the name and location
of the military cemetery in which the dead of the battle were buried.

Source Information:
This new Civil War page began as a transcription of the Civil War soldiers
pages in History of the Counties of McKean, Elk, Cameron and Potter, Pennsylvania
by Michael A. Leeson,Published by J. H. Beers & Co., 1890, Chicago.
That information was consolidated with the Civil War service information that
was formerly on the Early Military Service page on this website.

If the
service record and the burial place are unknown, the burial column may contain
other information such as a Census or township of residence in the
1883 or 1890 Civil War Pensioners Lists. This information will be in
[ ].

Ephraim Kile Co G, 149th PA Vols, Pvt. Enlisted
in Potter Co. on 8/16/1862 and mustered in 8/26/1862. Age 31, born in IL.
Hospitalized in General Hospital Annapolis, MD, July/Aug, 1863 for chronic
diarrhea/dyspepsia. Sent to Satterlee Hosp Philadelphia on Nov. 7, 1863. Rejoined
the company on Dec 6, 1863. Was captured at the Battle of the Wilderness on
5/5/1864. Held POW at Danville, VA and admitted to hospital there 10/16/1864.
Died of chronic diarrhea 11/11/1864 L C Lanphere

Francis
P. Nichols b. October 12, 1846, d. June 10, 1924. His parents were
Maleck and Cordelia (Perry) Nichols, "enlisted, in 1862, in Company B, One
Hundred and Seventy-first Pennsylvania Volunteers, in which regiment he served
one year. he again enlisted in 1864, this time in Company K, Thirteenth New
York Heavy Artillery, and was honorably discharged at the close of the war."
(Leeson) Mike Henderson

Francis
Reed Co F 85th New York Infantry. Enlisted September 1, 1861 at Hebron,
Potter Co., PA Mustered in at Elmira, NY on Dec 3, 1861. Reported sick since
June 28, 1862; sent to General Hospital Harrisons Landing, VA. Died July 10,
1862, age 23, single, at General Hospital, Philadelphia, PA of Enteric Fever.
Hospital number 53. Buried July 11, 1862 at the Lafayette Cemetery, Philiadelphia,
PA. Unknown if remains were returned to Potter Co. or if he was later buried
in a National Cemetery. L C Lanphere

William
L. Shattuck, Jr Comrade Shattuck enlisted August 26, 1861 at the age
of 28 years, in Co. G, 46th Pa. V.I. 1st Div. 12th A.C. He was enrolled as
a Pvt. and won successive promotions to 2nd Sergt., Ord. Sergt., 2nd Leut.
& Capt. August 9, 1862, he was captured at Cider Mt. by Jackson's men, being
held at Libby and Belle Isle prisons for 6 wks. In July 1863, he was confined
in hospital in Washington and Philadelphia, to Dec 1863, suffering with typhoid
fever. On Oct. 1863 he was furloughed for 30 days; this was extended 20 days,
then he reported for duty at Deckert Station, Tenn. His battle record: Winchester,
Strausburg, Middleton, New Market, Harrisburg, Front Royal, Cedar Mt., Fredericksburg,
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Lookout Mt., Resaca, Kinston, Dallas, Peach
Tree Creek, Lost Mt., Altoona, Atlanta, Milbridgeville, Sherman's March to
the Sea, Savannah, and the Carolinas to Johnson's surrender. He was injured
in the shoulder in 1864, near Atlanta, GA by explosion of shell. He was honorably
discharged July 30,1865 at Harrisburg, Pa. He had two brothers in the war
John and Alonzo, in 149th PA Vols. (Bucktails); His grandfather Shattuck served
in the Revolutionary War and died in service.

William
Sherwood Pvt. - Company G, 149th Pennsylvania Infantry (Bucktails)
He was in the battles of Chancellorsville, Fitzhugh's Crossing (Pollack Mill
Creek) and was wounded at Gettysburg on July 1, 1863. He was captured and
held 5 days and then released and sent to hospital at Little York, PA.
"He is buried in East Sharon Cemetery. upper left hand corner in the pine
trees. He does have a civil war headstone, Plus a regular one with his wife
listed. Sherwood Thusa his wife 1854-1936 William 1842-1918" Nancy Thomas

Noice James Snyder Co G, 46th PA Vols,
Cpl and Co I, 189th NY Vols, Sgt. Enlisted 9/13/1861 and mustered into Company
G as Corporal. Discharged for disability on 4/26/1862. Enlisted into Co I
as a private on 9/10/1864 at Independence NY. Listed on Rolls as Noice
Snyder. Promoted to Corporal, promoted to Sergeant on 3/16/1865. Mustered
out 5/30/1865 at Washington D C. Residence after War - Liberty, Woodbury Co.,
Iowa Pension applied for in Iowa Lloyd C Lanphere

Amos Russell Stillman Crandall Hill,
Hebron Cemetery) Amos "Russell" Stillman was one of the first to join the
northern troops when the Civil War broke out, along with his 18-year old son
Birney. He was in Sherman's march to the sea. Contracted tuberculosis due
to exposure to the elements. He was discharged from the 46th Regiment of PA
Volunteers in 1865. Later went to Florida to live at a boardinghouse, thinking
the climate would be good for his health. He continued to get worse and finally
came home where he died in 1893. (from family notes compiled by Carol Metzger Wilkerson

Birney Rufus Stillman (Son of Amos Russell
Stillman) At age 18, Birney went off to the Civil War with his father Amos
Russell Stillman. He suffered a complete nervous breakdown and was honorably
discharged from the the 46th Regiment PA Volunteers in 1865. He was not able
to serve long because the horrors of war were too much for him. He died in
a VA hospital in Washington D.C. in 1885. He was not buried in Potter County.
(from family notes compiled by Carol Metzger Wilkerson) We're still trying
to locate his grave. Carol Metzger Wilkerson

Edward Samuel Tyler National Archives &
"History of Pennsylvania Volunteers" By Bates, Page 637., Co. G, 149th Regt.
149th. Regt., PA Vols. (Bucktail Brigade) 1st. Regt., 2nd. Brigade, 3rd. Div,
1st corps. The Army of the Potomac. Civil War. Co. "G" was recruited from
Perry Co., PA. On August 26, 1862 Edward Tyler was in military for 3 yrs -
Civil War. On August 26, 1862 he was 30 yrs old and was 6' 1"---from medical
records. He mustered in Aug 26, 1862 as a Pvt., and received a discharge on
a Surgeons Certificate
Dec 28, 1864 as a Sgt.

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